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French Senate Approves Draft Law
- Law aims to ban undocumented migrants from marrying in France.
- Supporters believe it will curb illegal migration.
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Government Targets Fraudulent Marriages
- Authorities suspect some marriages are used to gain residency.
- They recorded around 400 sham marriages between 2020-2022.
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Marriage Fraud Cases Declined
- 550 cases were identified in 2019.
- Stricter checks may have reduced numbers.
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Potential Challenges in the National Assembly
- The lower house may not approve the bill.
- Opposition argues it contradicts fundamental rights.
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Legal Experts Warn of Rights Violations
- Banning marriage based on immigration status may be unconstitutional.
- European laws protect personal and family life.
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Conflict with European Conventions
- The bill may clash with EU human rights agreements.
- France could face legal challenges from European courts.
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Supporters Call for Stronger Immigration Control
- They claim marriage fraud exploits the legal system.
- Stricter laws could prevent abuse.
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Critics Warn of Discrimination
- Human rights groups say it unfairly targets migrants.
- The law may create social divisions.
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Debate Expected in the National Assembly
- Lawmakers will propose amendments.
- The final version may differ from the Senate’s draft.
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Significant Impact on Immigration and Civil Rights
- If passed, it will affect many undocumented couples.
- France’s immigration policy may become stricter.
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